
I did a good deed yesterday. On the way back from the grocery store, I saw a woman pushing her daughter in a stroller. It was at least 95 outside, so I stopped and offered her a ride. Come to find out she was pregnant, and the little girl was already sunburned. They were only going a few minutes drive away, but it probably would've taken them another hour walking. I put T. in the middle since the little girl was younger, and needed to sit in the car seat more. Also so she wouldn't be sitting next to D. I felt good having helped someone.
J. got to come home last night. He's back today, but this should be his last day. He has to stay until they serve dinner, but he doesn't have to eat it. He knows I'm going to make a special dinner for him tonight. He called a few minutes ago to make sure D. was feeling better, and that T. hadn't come down with it as well.
I didn't get anything I had planned to do yesterday done, except get the groceries. As D. got worse, he became all I could think about. I spent alot of the day rocking him and singing "I Got You, Babe." I never had a lullaby I always sang to him like I did T. I always just sung what was in my head, but D. always liked "I Got You, Babe."
I called work yesterday, and asked someone to work for me today, so I could be free to take D. to the doctor if neeed be. So when I go in to get my check next week, I'm gonna buy some of th stuff she has on hold. She worked with me during the outage, so I could still work, and didn't even have to think when I asked her to work for me today because D. was sick. I can't tell her how much it means to me, all she's done to help me out. Hopefully, buying something for her will help show her.

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